Is it supposed to be OK to access the same subvolumes
from two different AFR translators?
AFR1
/ \
| |
A B
| |
\ /
AFR2
I set this up locally so that A & B are local
subvolumes to one server and AFR1 and AFR2 run on the
same server and are "exported", and I mount AFR1 and
AFR2 on two different mount points (also actually on
the same machine).
When I test this setup, I see weird behavior if I
rename a directory on the mount point for AFR1 and ls
it on the mount point for AFR2: the directory is
renamed, but the attributes seem all messed up. An ls
yields:
?--------- ? ? ? ? ?
openid.safr2/games
Is this a bug, or should I just never try this? ;)
I can understand if this just shouldn't be done, but
it seems like this AFR wiki page suggests that a
similar idea should be workable:
http://www.gluster.org/docs/index.php/GlusterFS_1.3_High_Availability_Storage_with_GlusterFS
The scenario on that page is much more complex and
involves multiple hosts, but I think that essentially
the same thing should happen?
Thanks for any insights,
-Martin
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